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Builder communities are rare Most places talk about building. Arc actually encourages it. Super happy to get the Architect badge today ❤️ The best thing here isn’t even the badge itself — it’s the people. You meet builders, devs, designers, founders, random cracked minds from all over the world, and everyone’s genuinely trying to help each other grow and create cool stuff together. That atmosphere is hard to fake, and Arc nailed it. Huge thanks to the @arc team and shoutout to @bobbilee @samconnerone happy to be part of this journey

@tomniy_bes happy birthday;)))

GM Today is the day! 🎂

@wladwtf Crazy that you can inspect the data sources yourself

Bloomberg charges $250,000 a year for its terminal Pyth is free Pyth Terminal just opened to everyone: The problem with legacy data is that you pay before you even see what you’re buying. A demo call, an NDA, a custom price quote, and only then do you get access. A black box Here, it’s the opposite: you log in, take a look, and decide > 3,000+ live feeds - crypto, stocks, FX, commodities > Charts update in real time, no API key required > Pyth vs. external benchmarks for each instrument > You can enable/disable individual publishers - see exactly how the price is formed A free tier is available. Paid plans range from $500/month (crypto) to $10K/month (full library) 14-day trial on each Log in, click around, decide if it’s right for you that’s the entire sales cycle. → app.pyth.com/explore

@andrpantus @PythNetwork @Polymarket Love the self-serve approach here

Funny how most market data companies still make you book a demo, talk to sales, and sit through a pitch before you can even see what you're buying. @PythNetwork did the opposite. The Terminal is now live and anyone can browse more than 3000 real-time price feeds across crypto, equities, FX, and commodities. You can compare Pyth prices against external benchmarks and watch feeds update in real time. You can inspect individual publishers and even toggle them on and off to understand how each feed is constructed. It originally soft-launched alongside Polymarket as the verification layer for prediction market traders, but now it stands on its own as the front door to every Pyth product and the self serve gateway for 700 plus blockchain applications. No API key, no sales call, no black box. What stands out to me is the transparency. The free tier already lets you explore charts and feeds, while paid plans include a 14 day trial so you can evaluate the data before committing. Instead of selling access first and showing the product later, Pyth lets users judge the quality for themselves. The Terminal feels less like a product launch and more like a front door to the entire Pyth ecosystem. Open it, browse the feeds, and see the data before you pay for it.

@s_gooses @durov @ton_blockchain If this is real, things are about to get interesting

in 2018 elite venture funds locked up $1,700,000,000 just to get early allocation of gram. now read this > @durov just leaked step 4 of his make ton great again masterplan. > the original gram token is returning to completely replace ton. > the underlying blockchain keeps the @ton_blockchain architecture 100% intact. > the entire migration drops in exactly 3 weeks. bookmark this. prepare your wallets now. takes zero effort to hold.

@TotalWorldApps @bulktrade Maybe, waiting for official mainet!

@RetroLayer @bulktrade season 1 looks interesting but I'm skeptical bulktrade will really match traditional speed and capital efficiency at first. Takers fees are a key metric to watch. Excited to see the project develop though!

Season 1 is live - and it’s basically the "get in early or watch later" phase. @bulktrade is building a decentralized trading venue focused on making onchain execution feel closer to real trading infrastructure - fast, capital-efficient, and not locked into the usual slow DeFi loops. Right now they opened pre-deposits in USDC (Solana). You can deposit and withdraw anytime before mainnet - no lockups, no forced exposure. After launch, that same USDC becomes usable trading margin inside the platform. Now the incentives: 1,000,000 AURA per week until mainnet Distributed to: pre-deposit users referrers stakers + BulkSOL holders Every Saturday starting June 6, rewards go out based on: how much you deposited + how long you actually stayed in. Referrals are live too: 1 AURA per $100 your referrals deposit. And early users weren’t ignored retro AURA already dropped for: > stakers, BulkSOL holders > users from Exponent Finance / Loopscale / Project0 > testnet participants No lockups, flexible capital, early incentives. Now it’s just a question of whether you want to be in the flow or reading it after. I am already in, got retro aura points. If you need a link, in the comments.

@mrtrader_fx @bulktrade haha, if 1 aura = 10$ - yes))

@RetroLayer @bulktrade wow, great rewards!

@andrpantus @bulktrade yeah, that’s the whole point execution speed and capital efficiency is what actually matters in onchain trading

@RetroLayer @bulktrade Bulktrade is making onchain execution super fast and capital efficient

@metaambrose wow, great job

@bulktrade early.bulk.trade/deposit?ref=re…

@StMaslov07 @PythNetwork yes, in this month waiting for updates

@RetroLayer @PythNetwork I heard they are creating something grandiose

You can ignore the noise. But you can't ignore the markets. June is about to remind everyone why. @PythNetwork is next level.

@serpinxbt Thanks for the detailed answer!

@RetroLayer usually they don’t resolve to yes if the time period passes and someone retroactively announces something else since it’s june and that are now saying this in June, not may, i believe it’s unlikely to resolve to “yes”

Strategy sold their btc last week according to their report but Polymarket is currently resolving to “no” on if they sold by May 31 you can still bet, so now you’re basically gambling on if UMA gets the outcome correct or not 😂😂

@StMaslov07 @Fr0oZi yeah I think too. I agree with you, building yourself is always relevant, thx

@RetroLayer @Fr0oZi I think it's better to start by creating content to get roles in Discord

🔥 Faces of Crypto #6 Interview with @Fr0oZi 📍 About himself: "I'm a Notcoin kid - that's the project that pulled me into web3 and where I made my first real money in crypto." ────────────────── Tell us about your path in crypto. Did you do farming? What pushed you to start your own Telegram channel? "After Notcoin, I started working a ton of other Telegram projects and even set up a dedicated farm to run them all in parallel. Honestly, that period was a golden era - the entry barrier was low, the community was alive, and you could feel something big was forming. Around that same time, I had the idea to start my own Telegram channel and grow it, which is how everything I do publicly today began." You used to farm Discord roles in various projects. Tell us about that experience and any special tricks you learned. "I consider myself a professional when it comes to Discord roles - that whole layer of the game where access, points, and future drops are decided. There are so many tricks, nuances, and hidden mechanics that I ended up writing a massive guide split into two parts, covering everything I've learned over the years. You can read it here: x.com/Fr0oZi/status/…." What were your biggest wins and losses in crypto? How did they affect you? "I can't say there's a single win or loss that fundamentally changed me as a person - I've been pretty steady through the highs and lows. The best case I can point to is @SentientAGI, where I made over $8,000, which was a really satisfying payoff for the work I put in. On the flip side, very early in my crypto journey I loaded up on Starknet - and let's just say that one didn't age well 😅. Looking back, those early L's taught me to be way more selective and to do real research instead of chasing hype." What pushed you to develop your Twitter and what approach do you use? "I grow my Twitter mainly for roles - that's the practical reason behind it, and I'm honest about that. My approach is dead simple: post consistently and leave thoughtful comments under relevant accounts. I don't overthink the strategy or try to be some thought leader - I just show up, share what I'm working on, and engage with projects I actually care about. Turns out, being genuine and consistent works better than trying to game the algorithm." Is it true you were a professional Dota player? How did that happen? "Back in 2014-2016 I was deep into competitive Dota 2 - I traveled to tournaments and played against guys who are now top pros in the modern Dota scene. It all happened pretty organically: I was just playing Dota, playing it well, and one thing led to another until I was in the competitive scene." How did you go from a professional Dota player to a Web3 & AI developer? "Those years taught me discipline, how to read situations fast, and how to grind - skills that translate surprisingly well into web3." You are the founder of @deGenAiBase. What is this project about and why did you decide to create it? "Yes, I'm the founder of @deGenAiBase - it's a project where anyone can generate content using top-tier AI models without needing to figure out the technical setup themselves. The idea came from seeing how fragmented and complicated the AI tooling landscape was, especially for people who just want to create without becoming engineers. We're building it on Base, leaning into the intersection of AI and crypto that I think is going to define the next cycle." What’s the biggest difference between competitive gaming and building in crypto/Web3? "The biggest difference is the time horizon - in Dota, you win or lose in 40 minutes, and the feedback is instant. In crypto, you can grind a project for six months and not know if it worked until the token launches, or worse, never." As a community builder, what’s your philosophy for growing and maintaining a strong community in 2026? "In 2026, the biggest filter is authenticity - people are completely burnt out on engagement farming, recycled threads, and influencers shilling stuff they don't even use. My philosophy is simple: share what you're actually doing, be honest about wins and losses, and never recommend something you wouldn't put your own money into." What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned on your Web3 journey? "The most important lesson is that conviction matters more than information. Everyone has access to roughly the same information in crypto - the alpha isn't in knowing something nobody else knows, it's in having the discipline to act on what you believe even when the market is screaming the opposite." What advice would you give to gamers or competitive people who want to get into crypto and start building? "First - don't underestimate how much your gaming background actually prepares you for this. The pattern recognition, the grind tolerance, the ability to read a fast-moving meta, the mental resilience after a brutal loss - all of that translates directly into web3. Just show up, do the work, and trust the process - the same way you'd grind ranked." ────────────────── Fr0oZi is a great example of someone who successfully transferred discipline and competitive spirit from professional Dota 2 into Web3. From farming Discord roles to building his own AI project - a truly inspiring journey. What do you think about his answers? Who should we invite next? Drop your suggestions 👇

@MookieNFT honestly, been watching more infra + tooling mints than PFPs lately. The meta feels like it’s shifting again. hard to say. what do you think about it?

which upcoming mints are you bullish on? drop them below let's make a list 🫡

@garyvee I think resilience is easy to underestimate until life actually tests it. Most people are stronger than their current situation suggests

You’re much more resilient than you think

@MissMav87 haha, the volatility is crazy today

Market is a slingshot today 😻

@Nikitont @arkham haha, sure. It's important to do nothing sometimes

@RetroLayer @arkham as you can see, this is a good strategy.

ASAP Sailor sold Bitcoin. MicroStrategy for the first time disclosed the sale of bitcoin 32 BTC for $2.5 million at an average price of $77,135. The transaction took place in the window from May 26 to 31, disclosed on Form 8-K dated June 1. @arkham tweet about the sale. According to the company, the proceeds from the sale will be used to pay distributions on preferred shares. @Polymarket: The market "MicroStrategy will sell any bitcoin before May 31, 2026" was sitting about 27% on Yes / 73% on No the market predicted that there would be no sale. An open sale inside the window turns the outcome to Yes.